24602 + Interview Questions in Primary School in Science Page 175 InterviewSolution

8701.	The motionrotatorycurvilinear motionrectilinear motionoscillatory motionD. Answer the following questions in brief.How does measurement help us in our day-to-day life?Which type of watch is used to measure time intervals in a 200 metre race'?1.2.3.4.When do we consider an object to be in motion?Name three different types of motions and give one example of each.State the difference between a periodic' and a 'non-periodic' motion.5.Answer the following questions.1.Why does a measurement need both a 'number' anfor its complesnen?
Answer» ANSWER: ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i don't no. Explanation:

8701.

The motionrotatorycurvilinear motionrectilinear motionoscillatory motionD. Answer the following questions in brief.How does measurement help us in our day-to-day life?Which type of watch is used to measure time intervals in a 200 metre race'?1.2.3.4.When do we consider an object to be in motion?Name three different types of motions and give one example of each.State the difference between a periodic' and a 'non-periodic' motion.5.Answer the following questions.1.Why does a measurement need both a 'number' anfor its complesnen?

Answer»

ANSWER:

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo i don't no.

Explanation:

Discussion

8702.	Define the term: residue,filtrate............................ class 6
Answer» *residue: a small amount of something that REMAINS after the MAIN part has GONE or been TAKEN or used filtrate*: a liquid which has passed through a filter.

8702.

Define the term: residue,filtrate............................ class 6

Answer»

residue: a small amount of something that REMAINS after the MAIN part has GONE or been TAKEN or used

filtrate: a liquid which has passed through a filter.

Discussion

8703.	Answer the following questions in one word. Is dissolving sugar in water a physical or a chemical change
Answer» ANSWER: PHYSICAL Change Explanation:

8703.

Answer the following questions in one word. Is dissolving sugar in water a physical or a chemical change

Answer»

ANSWER:

PHYSICAL Change

Explanation:

Discussion

8704.	Can be kept for a week any food item
Answer» Answer: what..?what is this question??ATLEAST give a PERFECT Q

8704.

Can be kept for a week any food item

Answer»

Answer:

what..?what is this question??ATLEAST give a PERFECT Q

Discussion

8705.	Name of birds that do not lay Name of the birds that do not lay eggs.
Answer» Explanation: Peacock is a male peafowl and hence it does not LAY eggs and doe snot give birth to BABY PEACOCKS. Actually peahen which is female peafowl give birth to baby peacocks by laying eggs. *Hopes* it *help* *you❤️*❤️

8705.

Name of birds that do not lay Name of the birds that do not lay eggs.

Answer»

Explanation:

Peacock is a male peafowl and hence it does not LAY eggs and doe snot give birth to BABY PEACOCKS. Actually peahen which is female peafowl give birth to baby peacocks by laying eggs.

Hopes it help you❤️❤️

Discussion

8706.	Solve it please✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌
Answer» Answer: we can separate the coloured components of a mixture by the process CHROMATOGRAPHY. EXPERIMENT : here is the experiment, AIM : To separate the dyes present in ink. MATERIALS REQUIRED : Rectangular filter paper. Water soluble ink. Large size glass jar. water. PRINCIPLE : Selectively Adsorption. PROCEDURE : take a filter paper and draw 3 cm line about the lower edge of the filter paper by using a pencil. now put a small drop of ink at the CENTRE of the line and let it dry. lower the filter paper into the Jar of water so that the drop of ink in the paper is just above the water level. OBSERVATION : we can find different colours (based on the ink) on the filter paper. CONCLUSION : by capillary action the water slowly moves upwards PASSING through the ink spot. (Ink is a mixture of water in dye) usually a dye is a mixture of two or more colours. so the different colours move with different VELOCITIES and settle at different heights on the paper. the coloured component that is more soluble in water rises faster and settles at the top. hence we can find the coloured components present in the ink. APPLICATIONS : to separate colours in a dye to separate pigments from natural colours to separate drugs from blood. to separate and analyse a mixture of GASES liquids or dissolved substances. to find out what chemicals are present in mixtures such as petroleum products, CIGARETTE smoke,smoke etc..

8706.

Solve it please✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌

Answer»

Answer:

we can separate the coloured components of a mixture by the process CHROMATOGRAPHY.

EXPERIMENT :

here is the experiment,

AIM : To separate the dyes present in ink.

MATERIALS REQUIRED :

Rectangular filter paper.
Water soluble ink.
Large size glass jar.
water.

PRINCIPLE : Selectively Adsorption.

PROCEDURE :

take a filter paper and draw 3 cm line about the lower edge of the filter paper by using a pencil.
now put a small drop of ink at the CENTRE of the line and let it dry.
lower the filter paper into the Jar of water so that the drop of ink in the paper is just above the water level.

OBSERVATION : we can find different colours (based on the ink) on the filter paper.

CONCLUSION : by capillary action the water slowly moves upwards PASSING through the ink spot. (Ink is a mixture of water in dye)

usually a dye is a mixture of two or more colours. so the different colours move with different VELOCITIES and settle at different heights on the paper.

the coloured component that is more soluble in water rises faster and settles at the top.

hence we can find the coloured components present in the ink.

APPLICATIONS :

to separate colours in a dye
to separate pigments from natural colours
to separate drugs from blood.
to separate and analyse a mixture of GASES liquids or dissolved substances.
to find out what chemicals are present in mixtures such as petroleum products, CIGARETTE smoke,smoke etc..

Discussion

8707.	The tests are located in the -
Answer» they are LOCATED in the SCROTUM..... HOPE THIS HELPS UH....!

8707.

The tests are located in the -

Answer»

they are LOCATED in the SCROTUM.....

HOPE THIS HELPS UH....!

Discussion

8708.	What are elements and what are they??
Answer» Answer: In chemistry, an element is a PURE substance which cannot be broken down by chemical means, consisting of ATOMS which have identical numbers of protons in their atomic nuclei. The number of protons in the NUCLEUS is the DEFINING property of an element, and is referred to as the atomic number.

8708.

What are elements and what are they??

Answer»

Answer:

In chemistry, an element is a PURE substance which cannot be broken down by chemical means, consisting of ATOMS which have identical numbers of protons in their atomic nuclei. The number of protons in the NUCLEUS is the DEFINING property of an element, and is referred to as the atomic number.

Discussion

8709.	Aboutsilkworms are required to produce one kilogram of raw silk.tch the items of Column A with those of Column B
Answer» ANSWER: i did not FIND any MATCH the FOLLOWING QUESTIONS dear Explanation:

8709.

Aboutsilkworms are required to produce one kilogram of raw silk.tch the items of Column A with those of Column B

Answer»

ANSWER:

i did not FIND any MATCH the FOLLOWING QUESTIONS dear

Explanation:

Discussion

8710.	Explain difference between periodic and circular motion. the best answer will be mark as brainliest and he or she will be followed by me
Answer» ANSWER: Explanation: CIRCULAR motion is where the object travels in a path which is circular -can be a FULL circle, can be a part of the circle. Periodic motion is where the object repeats its motion after a particular TIME. Therefore when an object isuniformly moving in a circle and it completes360 degrees, it repeats itself.

8710.

Explain difference between periodic and circular motion. the best answer will be mark as brainliest and he or she will be followed by me

Answer»

ANSWER:

Explanation:

CIRCULAR motion is where the object travels in a path which is circular -can be a FULL circle, can be a part of the circle. Periodic motion is where the object repeats its motion after a particular TIME. Therefore when an object isuniformly moving in a circle and it completes360 degrees, it repeats itself.

Discussion

8711.	What does hydrated copper sulphate mean?#FOLLOW_ME(=) : )/(: × _ ×
Answer» ANSWER: HEY MATE, it BASICALLY MEANS CuSo4•H20

8711.

What does hydrated copper sulphate mean?#FOLLOW_ME(=) : )/(: × _ ×

Answer»

ANSWER:

HEY MATE, it BASICALLY MEANS CuSo4•H20

Discussion

8712.	The_of a bird are form of wings
Answer» ANSWER: WINGS of a bird are FORM of wings PLZ mark me brainlist

8712.

The_of a bird are form of wings

Answer»

ANSWER:

WINGS of a bird are FORM of wings PLZ mark me brainlist

Discussion

8713.	Give reasonGrass is a flowering plant where as mushroom is a non-flowering plant
Answer» Answer:grass CONTAIN chlorophyll but mushroom don't Explanation: GrassGrass is most DEFINITELY a flowering plant. ... This indicates that grasses are predominantly wind- and self-pollinated, rarely are any ever pollinated by INSECTS or animals (except if a large animal may brush by a grass inflorescence and gather pollen, then deposit pollen onto another inflorescence). Mushrooms Fungi have cell walls made of chitin. Plants have cell walls made of cellulose. -Plants usually have chlorophyll in their leaves, making them able to get energy from light through photosynthesis. Fungi lack this, and gain their energy from breaking down ORGANIC material. Mark me brainliest I do this myself It takes TIME to write

8713.

Give reasonGrass is a flowering plant where as mushroom is a non-flowering plant

Answer»

Answer:grass CONTAIN chlorophyll

but mushroom don't

Explanation:

GrassGrass is most DEFINITELY a flowering plant. ... This indicates that grasses are predominantly wind- and self-pollinated, rarely are any ever pollinated by INSECTS or animals (except if a large animal may brush by a grass inflorescence and gather pollen, then deposit pollen onto another inflorescence).

Mushrooms Fungi have cell walls made of chitin. Plants have cell walls made of cellulose. -Plants usually have chlorophyll in their leaves, making them able to get energy from light through photosynthesis. Fungi lack this, and gain their energy from breaking down ORGANIC material.

Mark me brainliest

I do this myself

It takes TIME to write

Discussion

8714.	Fill in the blanks1.In bud ___and___ are not seen
Answer» ANSWER: Perula and perulai Explanation: I HOPE it HELPS you

8714.

Fill in the blanks1.In bud _and_ are not seen

Answer»

ANSWER:

Perula and perulai

Explanation:

I HOPE it HELPS you

Discussion

8715.	Explain nutrition in ruminitants
Answer» ANSWER :- The PROCESS of rechewing the cud to further BREAK down plant MATTER and stimulate digestion is called rumination..... HOPE THIS HELPS UH...!

8715.

Explain nutrition in ruminitants

Answer»

ANSWER :- The PROCESS of rechewing the cud to further BREAK down plant MATTER and stimulate digestion is called rumination.....

HOPE THIS HELPS UH...!

Discussion

8716.	Fill in the blanks(a) fossil fuels are ________,_______ and ________(b) process of separation of different consitituents from petroleum is called _______
Answer» ANSWER: FOSSIL FUELS are are NOTHING

8716.

Fill in the blanks(a) fossil fuels are ____,_ and (b) process of separation of different consitituents from petroleum is called _

Answer»

ANSWER:

FOSSIL FUELS are are NOTHING

Discussion

8717.	What is mean by grapting
Answer» GERUND or PRESENT PARTICIPLE: grafting प्रत्‍यारोपण करना

8717.

What is mean by grapting

Answer»

GERUND or PRESENT PARTICIPLE: grafting

प्रत्‍यारोपण करना

Discussion

8718.	thirty students are in a classroom with all the windows and door closed describe the composition of air after 10 minutes
Answer» ANSWER: there will be LESS oxygen and more CARBON DIOXIDE Explanation: so they will not be able to able to breath properly

8718.

thirty students are in a classroom with all the windows and door closed describe the composition of air after 10 minutes

Answer»

ANSWER:

there will be LESS oxygen and more CARBON DIOXIDE

Explanation:

so they will not be able to able to breath properly

Discussion

8719.	Using one organism from within this chain create a new food chain of your own with four links
Answer» ANSWER: EXPLANATION: PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIEST......

8719.

Using one organism from within this chain create a new food chain of your own with four links

Answer»

ANSWER:

EXPLANATION: PLEASE MARK me as BRAINLIEST......

Discussion

8720.	They are usually more producer in a habit and computer give reason why
Answer» what ? MAKE SURE your QUESTION is CORRECT.

8720.

They are usually more producer in a habit and computer give reason why

Answer»

what ?

MAKE SURE your QUESTION is CORRECT.

Discussion

8721.	what will happen if we take 2 glass with two cup of waters each with 5 ice cubes in it and cover 1 of them with plastic and kept them in sun for 1 hour what will be their temperature
Answer» ANSWER: sorry mate can't UNDERSTAND your QUESTION mark as brainliest

8721.

what will happen if we take 2 glass with two cup of waters each with 5 ice cubes in it and cover 1 of them with plastic and kept them in sun for 1 hour what will be their temperature

Answer»

ANSWER:

sorry mate can't UNDERSTAND your QUESTION mark as brainliest

Discussion

8722.	What is a magnetic field of a magnet how can the magnetic field lines of a bar magnet be observed
Answer» Answer: A magnetic field is a vector field that describes the magnetic influence of electric charges in RELATIVE motion and magnetized materials. A charge that is moving parallel to a current of other charges experiences a FORCE PERPENDICULAR to its own velocity.A magnetic field is a vector field that describes the magnetic influence of electric charges in relative motion and magnetized materials. A charge that is moving parallel to a current of other charges experiences a force perpendicular to its own velocity.Image result for how can the magnetic field LINES of a bar magnet be observed The magnetic field lines of a bar magnet can be traced out with the use of a compass. The needle of a compass is itself a permanent magnet and the north indicator of the compass is a magnetic north pole. ... Unlike magnetic POLES attract, so the north indicator of the compass will point toward the south pole of a magnet. Explanation: mark as brainliest.........

8722.

What is a magnetic field of a magnet how can the magnetic field lines of a bar magnet be observed

Answer»

Answer: A magnetic field is a vector field that describes the magnetic influence of electric charges in RELATIVE motion and magnetized materials. A charge that is moving parallel to a current of other charges experiences a FORCE PERPENDICULAR to its own velocity.A magnetic field is a vector field that describes the magnetic influence of electric charges in relative motion and magnetized materials. A charge that is moving parallel to a current of other charges experiences a force perpendicular to its own velocity.Image result for how can the magnetic field LINES of a bar magnet be observed

The magnetic field lines of a bar magnet can be traced out with the use of a compass. The needle of a compass is itself a permanent magnet and the north indicator of the compass is a magnetic north pole. ... Unlike magnetic POLES attract, so the north indicator of the compass will point toward the south pole of a magnet.

Explanation: mark as brainliest.........

Discussion

8723.	What are hind and fore limbs
Answer» Answer: FORELIMBS are those limbs that are found in the front part of an ANIMAL's body, which WOULD be our arms. Hind limbs are those found in BACK part of the body, which are our legs. Explanation: mark as brainliest.......

8723.

What are hind and fore limbs

Answer»

Answer: FORELIMBS are those limbs that are found in the front part of an ANIMAL's body, which WOULD be our arms. Hind limbs are those found in BACK part of the body, which are our legs.

Explanation: mark as brainliest.......

Discussion

8724.	Grass is a flowering plant where as mushroom is a non-flowering plant
Answer» ANSWER: YES .......GRASS is a flowering plant where as MUSHROOM is a non-flowering plant

8724.

Grass is a flowering plant where as mushroom is a non-flowering plant

Answer»

ANSWER:

YES .......GRASS is a flowering plant where as MUSHROOM is a non-flowering plant

Discussion

8725.	What is main difference betweenlocomotion and movement?Q. What are nastic movement? Givefew examplesQ. What are tropic movement? Givefew examples.Q. What are phytohormone? Writetheir names.Q. Write function of each hormone inplant.Q. What is phototropism?Explain with example.Q. What is hydrotropism?Q. What is geotropism?Q. What is chemotropism? Explainwith example. ImpQ. What is thigmotropism? Give fewexamples.Q. Direction of movement of rootstowards animal dung/compost/manure is an example of.........Q. Germination of pollen grainstowards ovary in flower is an exampleof........Q. Formation of tendril aroundsupport in plants in an exampleof........1:25 pm
Answer» ANSWER: have a GREAT DAY with your FAMILY and FRIENDS

8725.

What is main difference betweenlocomotion and movement?Q. What are nastic movement? Givefew examplesQ. What are tropic movement? Givefew examples.Q. What are phytohormone? Writetheir names.Q. Write function of each hormone inplant.Q. What is phototropism?Explain with example.Q. What is hydrotropism?Q. What is geotropism?Q. What is chemotropism? Explainwith example. ImpQ. What is thigmotropism? Give fewexamples.Q. Direction of movement of rootstowards animal dung/compost/manure is an example of.........Q. Germination of pollen grainstowards ovary in flower is an exampleof........Q. Formation of tendril aroundsupport in plants in an exampleof........1:25 pm

Answer»

ANSWER:

have a GREAT DAY with your FAMILY and FRIENDS

Discussion

8726.	What are fore and hind limbs
Answer» Answer: EXPLANATION: Different TYPES of Limbs: FORELIMBS are those limbs that are found in the FRONT PART of an animal's body, which would be our arms. Hind limbs are those found in back part of the body, which are our legs.

8726.

What are fore and hind limbs

Answer»

Answer:

EXPLANATION:

Different TYPES of Limbs:

FORELIMBS are those limbs that are found in the FRONT PART of an animal's body, which would be our arms. Hind limbs are those found in back part of the body, which are our legs.

Discussion

8727.	Why organisms take food ?
Answer» all organisms need FOOD to make energy NEEDED for their SURVIVAL.

8727.

Why organisms take food ?

Answer»

all organisms need FOOD to make energy NEEDED for their SURVIVAL.

Discussion

8728.	What is main source of Water
Answer» ANSWER: RAIN is the MAIN SOURCE of WATER.

8728.

What is main source of Water

Answer»

ANSWER:

RAIN is the MAIN SOURCE of WATER.

Discussion

8729.	Two strands in DNA a double helix is joined by
Answer» The chemical backbones of the double HELIX are MADE up of SUGAR and phosphate molecules that are connected by chemical bonds, known as sugar-phosphate backbones. The two helical strands are connected through interactions between PAIRS of nucleotides, also CALLED base pairs.

Discussion

8730.	Which of the following is not one of the components of DNA
Answer» ANSWER: COMPLETE your QUESTION I will answer you

8730.

Which of the following is not one of the components of DNA

Answer»

ANSWER:

COMPLETE your QUESTION I will answer you

Discussion

8731.	16.Which of the following statements are incorrect.(1 Point)Cytoplasm is also known as protoplasmLysosomes are known as the suicide bags of the cellNucleus has its own DNAAll of the above
Answer» $\text{[math]}$ Nucleus does not have it's own DNA. ✓ Rest statements are true B is INCORRECT STATEMENT but RIGHT ANSWER $\text{[math]}$ $\huge\mathbb{\red MARK \pink{AS}\purple{BRAI}\blue{NLI}\orange{EST}}$ $\huge\color{Blue}\mathfrak{Follow me now}$

8731.

16.Which of the following statements are incorrect.(1 Point)Cytoplasm is also known as protoplasmLysosomes are known as the suicide bags of the cellNucleus has its own DNAAll of the above

Answer»

$\text{[math]}$

Nucleus does not have it's own DNA. ✓

Rest statements are true

B is INCORRECT STATEMENT but RIGHT ANSWER

$\text{[math]}$

$\huge\mathbb{\red MARK \pink{AS}\purple{BRAI}\blue{NLI}\orange{EST}}$

$\huge\color{Blue}\mathfrak{Follow me now}$

Discussion

8732.	The complex sugar is break down into simple sugar by
Answer» $\huge\mathscr\red{♡Hello♡}$ $\huge\mathfrak\pink{hello~friends }$ $\text{[math]}$ $\huge{\mathfrak{Ello!♡}}$ •°⭑ $\huge\mathfrak\pink{hello~Good Evening }$ $\text{[math]}$ $\huge{\fbox{\fbox{\orange{\mathfrak{Answer\:Given }}}}}$ $\huge\red{\underbrace{\overbrace{\ulcorner{\mid{\overline{\underline{From\:Above}}}}}}}$ $\text{[math]}$ Both simple and complex carbohydrates BREAK down into glucose (aka blood sugar). A simple carb is ONE that's comprised of one or two sugar MOLECULES, while a complex carb contains three or more sugar molecules. $\ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \ \ \textless \ br /\ \textgreater \$ $❣️☺️Mysteryboy ☺❣️$ $✌️♥️ Hope it's helps u ♥️✌️$ [/tex][/tex] $✌️♥️ Mark as Brainlist Answer ♥️✌️$ [/tex][/tex]

8732.

The complex sugar is break down into simple sugar by

Answer»

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Both simple and complex carbohydrates BREAK down into glucose (aka blood sugar). A simple carb is ONE that's comprised of one or two sugar MOLECULES, while a complex carb contains three or more sugar molecules.

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Discussion

8733.	What do we called to our upper limbs?What do we called to our lower limbs? help help
Answer» Examples of upper limbs are mainly the Hands includes the FOLLOWING-- rms, Axila and Shoulders... Examples of lower limbs are mainly the Legs which includes the following-- HIPS,KNEES and Ankle joints and the bones of THIGHS and Foot...

8733.

What do we called to our upper limbs?What do we called to our lower limbs? help help

Answer»

Examples of upper limbs are mainly the Hands includes the FOLLOWING-- rms, Axila and Shoulders...

Examples of lower limbs are mainly the Legs which includes the following-- HIPS,KNEES and Ankle joints and the bones of THIGHS and Foot...

Discussion

8734.	individuals suffering from ______ require some time for their eyes to adjust themselves from brightly lit areas to Dim ones
Answer» ANSWER: is WRITING an answer oooooooo Explanation:

8734.

individuals suffering from ______ require some time for their eyes to adjust themselves from brightly lit areas to Dim ones

Answer»

ANSWER:

is WRITING an answer oooooooo

Explanation:

Discussion

8735.	Describe how coal is formed from dead vegetation what is this process called?
Answer» Explanation: DUE to high pressure and TEMPERATURE and the ABSENCE of air, the wood of the buried forest plants and trees slowly got converted into coal. The SLOW process by which the DEAD plants buried under the Earth have become coal is called as carbonisation.

8735.

Describe how coal is formed from dead vegetation what is this process called?

Answer»

Explanation:

DUE to high pressure and TEMPERATURE and the ABSENCE of air, the wood of the buried forest plants and trees slowly got converted into coal. The SLOW process by which the DEAD plants buried under the Earth have become coal is called as carbonisation.

Discussion

8736.	beside raw materials what are two important things required in industrial plant to manufacture products
Answer» Answer: Explanation: INDUSTRIES RELATED to raw materials Metal industries. The metal industries PROCESS non-FERROUS metals such as aluminium, copper, and zinc; and ferrous materials such as steel. ... Non-metallic minerals industries. ... Minerals and non-energy extractive industries. ... Forest-based industries.

8736.

beside raw materials what are two important things required in industrial plant to manufacture products

Answer»

Answer:

Explanation:

INDUSTRIES RELATED to raw materials

Metal industries. The metal industries PROCESS non-FERROUS metals such as aluminium, copper, and zinc; and ferrous materials such as steel. ...

Non-metallic minerals industries. ...

Minerals and non-energy extractive industries. ...

Forest-based industries.

Discussion

8737.	Why does not level of water of water rises when we dissolve sugar in it?
Answer» the molecules of SUGAR find their place between the molecules of WATER THUS CREATING a SOLUTION

8737.

Why does not level of water of water rises when we dissolve sugar in it?

Answer»

the molecules of SUGAR find their place between the molecules of WATER THUS CREATING a SOLUTION

Discussion

8738.	6.Which of the following is not a function of the vacuole in plants(1 Point)They store toxic metabolic wastesThey help with the process of cell divisionThey help to maintain turgidityThey provide structurally support7.Where are the essential proteins
Answer» 6.) They help in the PROCESS of cell division. Reason :- Vacuoles are storage bubbles found mostly in plant cells. These are used for storage of food or water. The vacuolar membrane is a single layered and is called as tonoplast. Osmotic pressure and turgidity is maintained by vacuoles. They store toxic METABOLIC by-PRODUCTS or end products of plant cells. Such vacuoles are thrown out of the cell by exocytosis. Vacoules also help in structural support by removing the improperly folded proteins. 7.) Protein is made from nitrate, a FORM of nitrogen that has been fixed by microorganisms. Plants cannot use nitrogen directly, so they rely on bacteria to convert the nitrogen into a form they can use. These bacteria reside near the roots of the plants or in special structures on the roots called nodules. The bacteria in nodules have formed a symbiotic relationship with the plants where they exchange usable nitrogen for sugar from the plant. Nitrates taken into the plant through the roots are pulled into the plant, where they are converted into 20 different kinds of amino ACIDS. These amino acids are turned into proteins in special structures in the cells called ribosomes. These structures reside in four places in the plant. Some float free in the cytoplasm of cells, while others are attached to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum, the mitochondria and the chloroplasts. From the ribosomes contained in the endoplasmic reticulum, the proteins are sent into the golgi apparatus. The golgi apparatus sorts those proteins for distribution throughout the plant, where they will be used to form new structures for further nutrient transport, as well as basic metabolic processes.

8738.

6.Which of the following is not a function of the vacuole in plants(1 Point)They store toxic metabolic wastesThey help with the process of cell divisionThey help to maintain turgidityThey provide structurally support7.Where are the essential proteins

Answer»

6.) They help in the PROCESS of cell division.

Reason :-

Vacuoles are storage bubbles found mostly in plant cells. These are used for storage of food or water. The vacuolar membrane is a single layered and is called as tonoplast. Osmotic pressure and turgidity is maintained by vacuoles. They store toxic METABOLIC by-PRODUCTS or end products of plant cells. Such vacuoles are thrown out of the cell by exocytosis.

Vacoules also help in structural support by removing the improperly folded proteins.

7.) Protein is made from nitrate, a FORM of nitrogen that has been fixed by microorganisms. Plants cannot use nitrogen directly, so they rely on bacteria to convert the nitrogen into a form they can use. These bacteria reside near the roots of the plants or in special structures on the roots called nodules. The bacteria in nodules have formed a symbiotic relationship with the plants where they exchange usable nitrogen for sugar from the plant.

Nitrates taken into the plant through the roots are pulled into the plant, where they are converted into 20 different kinds of amino ACIDS. These amino acids are turned into proteins in special structures in the cells called ribosomes. These structures reside in four places in the plant. Some float free in the cytoplasm of cells, while others are attached to the surface of the endoplasmic reticulum, the mitochondria and the chloroplasts.

From the ribosomes contained in the endoplasmic reticulum, the proteins are sent into the golgi apparatus. The golgi apparatus sorts those proteins for distribution throughout the plant, where they will be used to form new structures for further nutrient transport, as well as basic metabolic processes.

Discussion

8739.	MATCH THE TWO COLUMNS:1. Fungi i) leaf 2. Amarbel ii) heterotroph 3. Pitcher plant iii) parasite 4. Animals iv) saprophyte 5. Plant’s food factory v) insects
Answer» Answer: fungi saprophyte amarbel PITCHER PLANT. insects animals heterotroph plnts food FACTORY LEAF

8739.

MATCH THE TWO COLUMNS:1. Fungi i) leaf 2. Amarbel ii) heterotroph 3. Pitcher plant iii) parasite 4. Animals iv) saprophyte 5. Plant’s food factory v) insects

Answer»

Answer:

fungi saprophyte

amarbel

PITCHER PLANT. insects

animals heterotroph

plnts food FACTORY LEAF

Discussion

8740.	a piece of paper is held between a bar magnet and a paper clip as shown below the paper clip does not drop what can you infer from the is observation
Answer» Answer: the PAPER CLIP does not fall because the paper clip is made up of a metal and magnet can attract metal and the paper is in between the paper clip and the BAR magnet that's why the paper is not falling. EXPLANATION: we infer that if any non MAGNETIC substance is between a magnetic substance and a magnet the substance between it can be hold and it will not fall plz mark as the brainliest

8740.

a piece of paper is held between a bar magnet and a paper clip as shown below the paper clip does not drop what can you infer from the is observation

Answer»

Answer:

the PAPER CLIP does not fall because the paper clip is made up of a metal and magnet can attract metal and the paper is in between the paper clip and the BAR magnet that's why the paper is not falling.

EXPLANATION:

we infer that if any non MAGNETIC substance is between a magnetic substance and a magnet the substance between it can be hold and it will not fall

plz mark as the brainliest

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8741.	3.Someone making his/her bread (food) from wheat flour cannot be called an autotroph. But a plantmaking its own food is called so. What is the difference between the two
Answer» Answer: Explanation:Humans are not autotrophs. Even though we cook FOOD in the KITCHEN, the ingredients we use are DIRECTLY or indirectly OBTAINED from plants only. We never process the ingredients for the food ourselves LIKE the plants do for themselves through the process of photosynthesis. Hence, we humans are not autotrophs.

8741.

3.Someone making his/her bread (food) from wheat flour cannot be called an autotroph. But a plantmaking its own food is called so. What is the difference between the two

Answer»

Answer:

Explanation:Humans are not autotrophs. Even though we cook FOOD in the KITCHEN, the ingredients we use are DIRECTLY or indirectly OBTAINED from plants only. We never process the ingredients for the food ourselves LIKE the plants do for themselves through the process of photosynthesis. Hence, we humans are not autotrophs.

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8742.	Are Man amphibian True or falseneed help please,
Answer» ANSWER: true.i HOPE it HELPS bytre

8742.

Are Man amphibian True or falseneed help please,

Answer»

ANSWER:

true.i HOPE it HELPS bytre

Discussion

8743.	What three things you can do to make an Electromagnet stronger
Answer» Explanation: You can make an electromagnet stronger by doing these things: WRAPPING the coil around a piece of iron (such as an iron nail) ADDING more turns to the coil. increasing the CURRENT FLOWING through the coil.

8743.

What three things you can do to make an Electromagnet stronger

Answer»

Explanation:

You can make an electromagnet stronger by doing these things: WRAPPING the coil around a piece of iron (such as an iron nail) ADDING more turns to the coil. increasing the CURRENT FLOWING through the coil.

Discussion

8744.	MATCH THE TWO COLUMNS: 1. Fungi i) leaf 2. Amarbel ii) heterotroph 3. Pitcher plant iii) parasite 4. Animals iv) saprophyte 5. Plant’s food factory v) insects
Answer» Answer: Here is your answer :) Please MARK as BRAINLIEST !!!! :) Explanation: 1.Fungi = (iv) saprophyte 2.Amarbel = (III) parasite 3.Pitcher plant = (V) insects 4.Animals = (II) heterotroph 5.Plant's food factory = (i) leaf

8744.

MATCH THE TWO COLUMNS: 1. Fungi i) leaf 2. Amarbel ii) heterotroph 3. Pitcher plant iii) parasite 4. Animals iv) saprophyte 5. Plant’s food factory v) insects

Answer»

Answer:

Here is your answer :) Please MARK as BRAINLIEST !!!! :)

Explanation:

1.Fungi = (iv) saprophyte

2.Amarbel = (III) parasite

3.Pitcher plant = (V) insects

4.Animals = (II) heterotroph

5.Plant's food factory = (i) leaf

Discussion

8745.	Scientist think that Earth's magnetic field is made by
Answer» The Earth's magnetic FIELD is believed to be GENERATED by electric currents in the conductive iron ALLOYS of its core, created by CONVECTION currents due to heat escaping from the core.

8745.

Scientist think that Earth's magnetic field is made by

Answer»

The Earth's magnetic FIELD is believed to be GENERATED by electric currents in the conductive iron ALLOYS of its core, created by CONVECTION currents due to heat escaping from the core.

Discussion

8746.	Ceramic magnet are made up of
Answer» An Introduction to Ferrite Magnets (also known as Ceramic Magnets) The Ferrite permanent magnet is also known as a Ceramic Magnet and EVEN as hard ferrite magnet. The name is interchangeable but they all refer to exactly the same MATERIAL TYPE. They are known as Ceramic Magnets because they are electrically insulating. Follow me dear for your FUTURE doubts ❤️❤️

8746.

Ceramic magnet are made up of

Answer»

An Introduction to Ferrite Magnets (also known as Ceramic Magnets) The Ferrite permanent magnet is also known as a Ceramic Magnet and EVEN as hard ferrite magnet. The name is interchangeable but they all refer to exactly the same MATERIAL TYPE. They are known as Ceramic Magnets because they are electrically insulating.

Follow me dear for your FUTURE doubts ❤️❤️

Discussion

8747.	What are the effects of forces ?? explain with one example each
Answer» A force can change the SPEED of moving object If SOMEONE pulls the moving bicycle from behind then the speed of bicycle decreases and it will move slower. A push or pull can change the speed of a moving bicycle. If the force is applied in the direction of motion of the object, its speed INCREASES.

Discussion

8748.	why the kerosene and water not mix while we put them two? what is the density of water? what is the density of kerosene? what is the reason behind the immiscibility of these two mixtures?
Answer» When two liquids do not mix, they form two SEPARATE LAYERS and are known as immiscible liquids. These two liquids can be separated by using a separating funnel. It will separate the immiscible liquids into two distinct layers depending on their densities. The heavier liquid forms the lower layer while the lighter one forms the upper layer. KEROSENE has lower density than WATER and HENCE forms the upper layer.

Discussion

8749.	Lactobacilli are harmfull bacteria
Answer» Explanation: The correct ANSWER for your QUESTION is False. Lactobacilli is not an harmful bacteria. Explanation: Lactobacillious is a gram POSITIVE GENUS bacteria which POSSES no harm.

8749.

Lactobacilli are harmfull bacteria

Answer»

Explanation:

The correct ANSWER for your QUESTION is False. Lactobacilli is not an harmful bacteria. Explanation: Lactobacillious is a gram POSITIVE GENUS bacteria which POSSES no harm.

Discussion

8750.	How many wings lice have
Answer» Each of the 6 short legs has a single tarsal claw. Barklice belong to the ORDER Psocoptera. They have a large HEAD, bulging EYES, and long filiform (threadlike) ANTENNAE. There are usually 2 pairs of membranous wings. ❤itz anii❤❤.....❤

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